アメリカ合衆国軍隊は、ヨルダンとシリア国境に諜報(間諜)分析家、計画·兵站業務専門家, 化学兵器専門家, などの200人の兵士を派遣
EE UU enviará a 200 soldados a Jordania para contener la violencia de Siria
Los soldados norteamericanos tratarán de asegurar los arsenales químicos de Bachar El Asad
El presidente sirio dice en una entrevista que ni se "rendirá" ni se "someterá"
David Alandete Jerusalén 17 ABR 2013 - 22:49 CET
U.S. sends 200 troops to Jordan to contain the violence in Syria
U.S. soldiers try to ensure chemical arsenals of Bashar Assad
The Syrian president says in an interview that neither is "surrender" or is "submit"
David Alandete Jerusalem 17 ABR 2013 - 22:49 CET
United States will send a unit of 200 soldiers to the border of Jordan with Syria to contain the violence caused by the civil war in the latter country, as announced on Tuesday at a hearing on Capitol Hill the new U.S. defense secretary, Chuck Hagel. U.S. soldiers charged with the mission will also make sure that the chemical weapons arsenal Bashar al-Assad does not end at the hands of radical groups if the regime falls apart without a political transition plan in place.
The 200 American soldiers come from the First Division Army Corps, which is based at Fort Bliss, Texas. Among them will be intelligence analysts and specialists in planning and logistics, and its primary mission will be to support Jordanian armed forces to contain violence from Syria. The province of Deraa, the other side of the border, is one of the centers of opposition activity, and is the site of numerous clashes between rebel troops and Assad regime.
In October, former U.S. defense secretary, Leon Panetta, admitted that the U.S. had sent troops to the border of Jordan, without specifying amounts or roles. "At this time, U.S. forces in Jordan are attending soldiers drawn from several units and different places," Hagel said in his testimony Tuesday, in which he announced that for the first time, a complete unit Corps moves , with a specific mission to Jordanian soil, one more step on the road to a possible U.S. military involvement in the Syrian conflict.
Yet Hagel reiterated in his appearance before the Committee on Senate Armed which so far is the official position of the administration of President Barack Obama: "The best outcome for Syria, and for the whole region, is a negotiated transition politics ". During a visit to Jordan last month, Obama said he is reluctant to arm Syrian rebels or order the Pentagon to intervene directly in the conflict, by the presence of radical cells in the opposition movement. Last week the Frente Al Nusra, Syrian, swore allegiance to Al Qaeda.
Pentagon sources confirmed on Tuesday that both the Defense Department itself as U.S. intelligence agencies are cooperating with their counterparts in Jordan, Turkey and Iraq "with a focus on chemical weapons arsenal of the regime". In December, NATO moved six batteries of Patriot missiles (two of them American) to Turkey's border with Syria to protect civilians from attack by Assad.
Since the start of the uprising against Assad, two years ago, has killed more than 70,000 people in Syria, and a million refugees have fled the country. Yesterday, Assad said in an interview broadcast on Syrian television Al Ikhbariya, that neither is "surrender" or is "submit". "The West has paid a high price for the financing of Al Qaeda in its early stages," he said, referring to U.S. support to the Mujahideen in Afghanistan. "Today is doing the same in Syria, Libya and elsewhere, and will pay a high price in the heart of Europe and the U.S.," he added.
米軍兵士は、バシャール·アサドの化学兵器を確保しようとする
シリアの大統領はどちらも"降伏"ではないか"提出"されるインタビューで述べています
デビッドAlandeteエルサレム17 ABR 2013 - 午後10時49分CET
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